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@morningmika @msnbc @ProjectLincoln @TheRickWilson @reedgalen @stuartpstevens @JoeBiden. I hope Vice President Biden watches this many times as he prepares to confront Trump and hold him accountable for the devastation of his failed leadership. @JoeNBC could not be more right 2/
About the harshness of history’s coming judgement. Trump’s conduct has been the greatest act of failure, negligence and malfeasance in the entire history of the United States. His judgement, malice, incompetence and ego have killed more than a hundred thousand Americans who 3/
Should not have died of Covid. He didn’t do it alone. Trumpism is built on a mountain of lies, lawlessness, vitriol, rasicm division and corruption. Trump and his collaborators have assaulted the rule of law, America’s most important institutions, our alliances and basic decency
The moral cowardice of Republican leaders and the Trump media in this rancid moment is unforgivable. The damage they have done to this country is profound. It isn’t that @marcorubio and @SenTedCruz are moral cowards, though they are, it’s that they are among the greatest moral 5/
Cowards in the history of the Republic. What Trump did was an evil act. The aides, enablers, conspiracy theorists, propagandists and apologists who allowed it to happen are culpable and complicit in that evil. May god have mercy on them. None of this had to be. #
It will be another 100,000 or more by the time he leaves office. His cultish followers do not take necessary precautions.
Steve, get the 200 TRILLION DOLLAR CLASS-ACTION Lawsuit going. This administrate has blood on their hands!!!!
When the number is so close to 200,000 don’t downplay it to ‘more than a hundred thousand Americans.’
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